Via the American Institure of Architects:

The American Institute of Architects Westchester/Hudson Valley Chapter will present a three-day exhibition of architectural work by member firms and an exposition showcasing the products available in the regional marketplace. The event, titled The Architects Show, will be open to the general public to present the work of area architects and highlight the professional services they provide.

It will be held at the Westchester County Center and will begin with an opening reception on the evening of April 7 for AIA members, invited guests, and participating sponsors. The exhibit and exposition will be open to the general public Thursday, April 7 through Saturday, April 9.

The Architects Show will also feature a building products and construction services exposition, bringing together consultants, product manufacturers, and construction service providers to highlight the latest, state of the art products and services in the building industry.

The show will also include:

• An exhibition of student work from metropolitan area architectural and information on the academic architectural programs available in the area.
• Special interactive events for the public including an “Ask the Architects” question-and-answer session with a panel of architects, and hands-on displays and information centers on how to select and work with an Architect.
• Opportunities to talk directly with product manufacturers on the latest energy efficient building products and their use as part of sustainable design solutions in residential and commercial building projects.
• Continuing education classes for design professionals.

Admission is $10.00 and free for AIA Members with CES Registration.

Show Schedule:

April 7: Exhibit and Expo 12 pm – 6 pm;  Opening Night Gala 7pm – 10pm.

April 8: Exhibit and Expo 10 am – 6 pm.

April 9: Exhibit and Expo 10 am – 6 pm; Ask the Architect Panel Discussion 11 am and 2 pm.

For more information, contact Valerie Brown, Executive Director, AIA Westchester + Hudson Valley, (914) 232-7240 or by email, aiawmh@optonline.net.